This was my first visit to The Creamery in Marysville earlier this Sunday morning (1/11/26)…read more It is located off of State and Grant where there are several other businesses and adjacent to a Safeway and Safeway fuel station. I was able to find parking right out front. There were several people socializing outside and various parties seated inside. There is a large main dining area, as well as, additional seating off to the side from the entrance. Decent natural light, assorted seating configurations, and very clean. Upon entry, one sees the pastry case filled with fresh baked items, including items that are noted as gluten free. I glanced and didn't see anything savory for breakfast during this visit, but selected a giant cherry danish for The Homie. When I arrived at home, I measured the widest diameter, it was seven inches across, which was pretty impressive. There are also spigots for self serve ice cream and frozen yogurt against one wall. There is quite the vast assortment of toppings to customize your frozen treat. I'm sure this place is very crowded during warmer months. I also got a 16oz mocha, no whip, to go. Featured coffee roasts are from Whidbey Coffee. Very welcoming counter person/barista, who crafted a very tasty mocha. This kept me warm later while I waited in line at another business further down State. Great indie cafe destination since 2016. Took me a decade to check out The Creamery. But better late, than never.

My husband and I were looking for an afternoon pick me up and a snack for our daughter after…read moreschool. We have always driven by this place and finally stopped in. It's very warm and inviting, the place just screams out "order something and hang out for awhile." There was quite a few people when we went and one person working, she handled all of us with grace. Would definitely come back for a family date.

Love coming to Sharetea especially to get all the yummy toppings. Good boba and snacks, there's…read moreplenty of board games and service is great.

This is for all shareteas because they are all the same to me lol. I can't have a lot of caffeine…read moreand don't enjoy their caffeine free drinks so I usually get their mojitos and I really like those! They don't have enough caffeine to make me feel jittery and it's pretty small and very yummy! The one thing that bothers me about shareteas is that instead of having a digital or printed menu with the new or limited time drinks they will just print standard sized pictures and paste them randomly around the store. I feel like this makes people miss out on the limited time flavors and I know that personally I never notice the posters until I've already ordered. I think both the store and the customers would benefit from a digital screen used for the rotating drinks!

This is a Filipino/asian grocery in Maryville. They have a lot of food items I would see in other…read morestores. Thy also have items I have not seen before. They have food, clothes and other novelty items. People were chatty and nice. Simple place full of grocery items. Some prices on a higher side, others were ok.

This Filipino store is medium in size. They're well stocked with goods from the Philippines. They…read morehave canned, dried and bottled products. They also have fresh produce and frozen products. They offer various services, as well---such as freight forwarding, airline ticketing and catering through a neighboring restaurant. They sell shirts, souvenirs and Knick Knacks. It's a one stop shop for anything Philippine related. The owner and workers are warm, friendly and conversant. Aisles are a bit tight, but it's a mom and pop store. Shelves are clearly marked and organized. Parking is a bit limited.

We made a special trip here to get my birthday reward! Such helpful, friendly and caring…read moreemployees!!! Helped me make a really good choice and customize it since I do not like coffee. They made a shake that had Carmel and vanilla. So yummy!! Then we chatted with the barista whose dad had the same birthday as me!! It was so great to feel like they really cared and every single person wished me belated birthday wishes!!

Always been happy with their service until today I told her three times what I wanted I get half a…read moremile down the road and find out it's not as usual I won't be back

I actually really enjoyed this boba place. I've been a couple of times and like its location. It is…read moreclose to a shopping area and several other restaurants/cafe. There is not much boba competition in Marysville. There is free parking and I like their later hours. Every aspect of the place (design, seats, merch, cow logo, etc) seems very well thought out which I appreciate. The cafe is very spacious, and there is a lot of seating for casual hangouts or studying. There is free Wifi. Service is very fast and the workers are very kind. There is only 1 size of drinks and not too many options, which I like. I think too many options can be overwhelming. I got the Jasmine Oolong milk tea, and it's sooo good. I prefer less sweet drinks, and 50% sweet definitely delivered that. Boba is lightly sweet and QQ. I've never tried their food, but I would be interested in it!

Seattle-Area Boba Shop Review #90…read more We visited Laboba in the late afternoon while driving back down from the North Cascades. This is a very large, open shop with lots of seating. It seems like a popular hangout place for highschool and college students especially over the weekends. We tried out one drink to start: Jasmine Oolong Milk Tea, 50% Sweet, Less Ice w/ Honey Boba ($6.70) - The taste of the tea is very interesting. It's gives off a malty aroma and a certain earthiness with roasted caramel notes and only a slight rounded flowery fragrance instead of the brighter flower notes in jasmine green tea. The drink isn't too sweet at all at 50% and the creamer amount used is appropriate, which really allows the tea flavors to shine. The ice level is a bit too much though - with the drink done there were still a lot of unmelted chips of ice on the bottom. The boba is sticky and soft on the outside, clearly marinated in honey for a while. The interior, unfortunately, has a much firmer bite and is rather rough in mouthfeel. It's a pleasing soft bounce for much of the pearl until reaching closer to the center. They don't give enough boba for the drink, with all the pearls running out with about a fifth of the liquid remaining. Milk Tea Rating: 4/5 Boba Rating: 4/5 Laboba is a very nice addition to Marysville. I wasn't expecting such great boba this far north of Lynnwood. I'll be stopping by again the next time I drive through this area. Bathrooms - One unisex room